Britain's Got Talent was the most watched show of the night again on Saturday, 24 April, attracting nearly 10.3 million viewers to ITV1.

The ITV1 reality talent show hit attracted 10.255 million viewers, a 44.8% audience share, in the 8pm hour, with a further 209,000 for the ITV HD simulcast.

This was a slightly smaller audience than the previous Saturday's fourth series launch – which had 10.628 million – but up on last week's 44% share.

The five-minute peak for Britain's Got Talent was also down, from 12.2 million to 11.6 million– a one percentage point share drop to 48%. However, overall 16- 34-year-old share was up week on week from 51% to 55%.

ITV2's Britain's Got More Talent had 1.211 million (5.5%) in the 9pm hour – compared with 1.302 million (5.8%) a week ago.

The ITV2 spin-off was again the second most watched multichannel show of the day, after Sky Sports 1's coverage of Manchester United 3-1 Premier League win over Tottenham.

Live coverage of the match had 1.534 million (19.7%) over two hours from 12.45pm. Overall, including pre- and post-match analysis, Sky Sports 1's coverage averaged 1.231 million (16.4%) over three hours from noon.

The remake of The Prisoner could be heading for an early bath from its ITV1 Saturday peaktime berth, after the second episode dipped to just 2.029 million (9.2%) in the 9pm hour, despite a hefty audience inheritance from Britain's Got Talent. Another 55,000 watched the ITV HD simulcast.

The return of Steven Moffat's Doctor Who baddies the Weeping Angels boosted the BBC1 drama's ratings on Saturday.

Doctor Who had 6.474 million (35%) on BBC1 over 45 minutes from 6.20pm, with a further 303,000 (1.64%) on BBC HD. Last Saturday's episode had 6.227 million (32.7%) on BBC1 and was not simulcast on BBC HD.

Five main terrestrial analogue networks

BBC1, BBC2, ITV1, Channel 4, Channel Five (available in all UK homes with TV, except Five, which reaches about 95%)